The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

PRINCE De YTURBIDE.
The Heir Apparent to the Throne
Of .AexicO Talks.
He says President DtaE IL the Cesar
OF the Republic-Gfeedy
Liberals.

New York, August 3d. The young
Primes De Yturbide, who was named
by Emperor Macmillan as his cue.
cessor to the throne of Mexico, is at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He is a
handsome and athletic young man Of
twenty-three or twenty.four years,
with soft brown whiskers, blue eyes
and bronzed face. He spends most Of
his time in Mexico. and counts the
city Of Mexico rs his home. When
eeked ii he anticipated raising the In
perisl standard in that country, he re.
piled that he did not think the timee
right for imperialism there, but that II
the people would have declared for
the dynasty OF Macmillan l, he would
have succeeded to the throne. The
Prince has bscoms identified with
Mexcsn enterprises, including rail-
roads and mining. "There lie consid-
erabie difference" he said, in CONVEX.
cation, " between the local results In
railroad building in this countiy and
in Mexico. Wherever q railroad lie
built In the United slates, towns
spring no as II by magic, and The local
enterprise is stimulated snd proc perity
ensaes. Ia Mex CO there is a MOI able
absence Of this local prosperity slopy
lines OF railroad"
"Wbat ABOUT NJ xlcan politics2"
There are two pa lea In the conn.
try, the Liberals and the Conservs.
tivsp, who represent pretty we'll the
tendencies Of the republic, The Lib.
erals are in possession Of the govern.
ment. / am, myself, Conservative,
and believe with my party that II VT
had control oil the government the
present deposition 10 pluuder the
Stale woulo be done away with. The
great ambition OF President Diaz ia e.
perpelrsta his lesss OF Office and
power. lie is The Cesar OF the Tepub.
tic. Gen. Gonzales is the only maa
who can make any Roadway against
kim. He does not eeem disposed to
be- again q candidate against Disc. The
Liberal party is Tapscious and greedy
TO such an extent tina many divisions
hsve already occurred among IL cad
eis which cannot be healed, and will
eventually cause l. TO fall to pieces.
The county Is far from prosperous
because Of the t6ct that |, IL subject 70
revoluii n at almOet auy moment
| Capitalists ore afraid to branon out Ia
any enterprises that would de-
vslop the country. The very fact
that foreign capitalists come iulo
Mexico while oi,izans stand back
shows an unhealthy state Il s6ai,s IL
Ia a mistake 10 believe hat the Con.
sentative party Of M xico is sntog1.
nistlc TO the Unittd Stats A few
members Of the party have sale bard
things about this cOuutry, and the
parry has Deen judged by their utter.
anc1s. The clerical are by no means
ali Of the Conservative party, and out.
side OF the clerlcals there ia very good
ieeling toward yonr county"
The Prince spoke a meeting Mr..
s dggick in the City Of Mexico. H
was with him n the famous bail. He
remarked that Me-, seiggick's trouble
In Mexici WAS from lack OF knowledge
thst three clcktsilG in that city, NJ an
altitude OF 1890 leei above the level OF
the see, are equal g. five Ia tie city OF
New Y1Tk. foe Prince will 20 10
Newport tomorrow or hext day, aud
hon thence 20 Mount Desert.